Sentence examples for entrenched ideologies from inspiring English sources

At 67, Peter Watkins remains a restless radical, creating films that spectacularly defy narrative conventions, entrenched ideologies and, it must be said, the patience of his viewers.

We have a desire to assume that certain things, like our reactions to the weather, are natural, but they are in fact cultural, and the end result of this can be entrenched ideologies, which we take to be inevitable.

But once finally exposed, entrenched ideologies formerly seen as common sense are revealed as ludicrous.

Or 'controlled freedom'?" To be clear, metamodernism doesn't prescribe such reconstructions as specific political solutions, but rather thought-experiments that aim to push us away from entrenched ideologies.

"While other women artists portrayed the female body, often their own genitalia, as an emblem of their own power," she said, "I wanted to go beyond that, to find my own path to challenge society's entrenched ideologies and mores.

These problems are further compounded by entrenched ideologies and a reluctance from some researchers to even talk to their 'adversaries', let alone discuss the potential for adversarial collaborations.

Desperate to eschew narcissisms of money and fame, along with academically entrenched ideology, the artists operate at psychological depths at which social attitudes can't coalesce.

A group of black female academics, activists, and writers wrote an open letter explaining that "as Black women, we do not have the privilege or the space to call ourselves 'slut' without validating the already historically entrenched ideology and recurring messages about what and who the Black woman is".

An entrenched ideology cannot be defeated easily or quickly.

As Black women, we do not have the privilege or the space to call ourselves "slut" without validating the already historically entrenched ideology and recurring messages about what and who the Black woman is.

An open letter to the organizers of SlutWalk NYC signed last week by hundreds of black women, and posted on the Huffington Post, read, "As Black women, we do not have the privilege or the space to call ourselves 'slut' without validating the already historically entrenched ideology and recurring messages about what and who the Black woman is.